Iorhael wrote:
> http://www.drkdesign.com/LVS/phpintro/
>
> Do you know of a specific fix for Opera?
Sure. A heavy one is part of this collection[1], but I won't recommend
it. It's so heavy that even the validator has serious problems handling
it, although it looks like a copy from the CSS3 specs.
Advice: _don't_ use browser-hacks for anything serious.
Instead, try adding this little style-set...
html body p.date {margin: 0; top: auto; bottom: -22px;}
#banner {position: relative;}
...and see if that cures the problem across browser-land. Looking pretty
good at my end.
I use override (placing my styles after yours) since I didn't have time
to go through your stylesheet, but the solution above simply position
the 'p.date' relative to the bottom of banner - instead of relative to
the top of the page. That's a much more cross-browser stable solution.
Note that all such absolute-positioning of text tends to fail slightly
if font-resizing is applied at the user-end. That can also be
"corrected" to a degree by adding negative margins to the mix, but try
out the plain version first and see if that's close enough.
regards
Georg
[1]http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/styles/target-browser.css
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